4 winners and 2 losers from the first set of this week’s primary elections

June 5 was the biggest primary day of the year — but it may take some time before all of Continue reading →

California bans travel to another state based on its ‘discriminatory’ LGBT adoption law

California Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced Friday that as a result of “discriminatory legislation” that became Oklahoma law last month, Continue reading →

California proposal would limit when officers can open fire

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Several lawmakers and the family of a 22-year-old unarmed black man who was fatally shot by police Continue reading →

New opinion poll on mass shootings show Americans agree on problem, disagree on solutions

By Robert A. Vella In the wake of last week’s massacre at a Florida high school, a new Washington Post-ABC Continue reading →

State launches Aetna probe after stunning admission

California’s insurance commissioner has launched an investigation into Aetna after learning a former medical director for the insurer admitted under Continue reading →

Cultural Polarization and the #MeToo Movement

By Robert A. Vella The dynamic of cultural polarization transpires in the following manner.  A divisive imbalance or imbalances are Continue reading →

Volunteers arrested for giving food to homeless people at an El Cajon park

El Cajon police arrested about a dozen people for feeding the homeless at a city park Sunday afternoon. The event Continue reading →

Trump administration bars oil drilling off Florida after governor’s plea

President Donald Trump’s administration will not allow drilling for oil and gas off the coast of Florida after urging from Continue reading →